Diminutive of Isabel, Isaac, Isaiah, etc.

Wild goat, "ibex."

Finnish form of Jane, "God is gracious."

Meaning uncertain, possibly Wolof.

Modern invented name, possibly a blend of Jac- and Cara.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of Jason and Casey, or a variant of Casey.

Beautiful, from Spanish "Jacinta" (hyacinth).

Hyacinth, the flower.

Hyacinth, a reddish-orange gemstone (a variety of zircon).

Likely a modern invented name.

Modern phonetic variant of Jacqueline.

Feminine form of Jacob, "supplanter."

Relating to the reign of James I.

Dutch feminine diminutive of Jacoba.

Occupational surname for a weaver; named after the inventor of the Jacquard loom.

Modern invented blend of Jacqueline and the suffix -elle.

Feminine diminutive of Jacques; name of a legendary female pirate.

From the gemstone jade, or possibly a variant of Jade.

Known.

Modern invented name, likely from the combination of Jade and the popular "-den" suffix.

Diminutive or variant of Jade.

God has heard.

French feminine form, possibly related to Jade or a variant of Nadine.

Polish form of Hedwig, "war battle."

Modern phonetic variant of Jaden.

Polish diminutive of Jadwiga.

Becoming talent, "star of talent."

Wild goat, "ibex."

Modern elaboration of Jael.

Possibly a French variant of Jael or a separate name.

Modern invented name, blending the "Jae-" prefix with the popular "-lyn" suffix.

Modern invented name, variant of Jaden/Jayden.

Polish diminutive of Jadwiga or Agnieszka.

Polish dialectal variant of Jadwiga or Agnieszka.

Modern invented compound, likely blending Ja- and Hanna.

Meaning unknown; likely culturally specific.

Modern invented name, likely a creative spelling of James or Jamie.

Modern invented name, possibly blending elements from Jasmine, Zara, or Jah.

Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Jayana or Diana.

Variant of Jade or Jada.

Modern invented name, likely blending Jay and the suffix -lene.

Spanish form of James, "supplanter."

Name of a Hindu sage; meaning "victorious."

Variant of Jane or Jayne; also refers to the Indian religion Jainism.

Modern variant of Jane or Jayna; also a Star Wars planet (Jaina Solo).

Modern variant of Jenna or Jayna.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Jordan.

Possibly a modern invented name or variant of Javan.

Likely a modern invented name.

Modern invented name, blending the prefix Ja- with Kayla.